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Old Books

1



The Roly-PolyPudding

Beatrix Potter

1908

Narration

VlooiLivrivox

Produced

Kenneth Kunz

2

copy Kenamar Corp



Once upon a time

there was an old cat

calledMrs Tabitha Twitchit

who wasan anxious parent

3



She used to lose

her kittens

continually

and whenever

they were lost

they were alwaysin mischief

4



On baking day

she determinedto shut them up

in a cupboard

5



She caught

Moppet and Mittens

but she could not

find Tom

6



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked

in the pantryunder the staircase

and she searched

the best spare

bedroom

that wasall covered up

with dust sheets

8



She went rightupstairs

and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls

were four feet thick

and there used to be

queer noises

inside them

as if

there might bea little secret

staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night

-- especially cheese

and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16



They patted itwith their little

soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins

said Mittensto Moppet

17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped

into the flour barrelin a fright

18



Mittens ran awayto the dairy

and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf

where the milkpans stand

19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha

came downstairsmewing

dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats

cradle of my bestbonnet last time

I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid

the ratshave got him

She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have

both got outof the cupboard

26

The chimney

wants sweeping ndash

Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha

set to workto search the house

thoroughly again

They pokedunder the beds with

Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody

scuttered downstairs

29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30



I caught sevenyoung ones

out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed

his yellow teethat me

and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha

searchedand searched

34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise

under the attic floor

But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one

of your kittensat least

said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor

She seemed to bein a terrible fright

37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet

theres beenan old woman rat

in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats

ran to lookat the dough pan

Sure enoughthere were marks

of little scratching

fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens

hidingin an empty jar

41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been

an old man ratin the dairy-

-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear

a roly-poly noisein the attic

when we

were looking

into that chest

A rolling pinand butter

Oh my poor sonThomas

exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha

rushed upstairsagain

Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby

We must sendfor John Joiner

at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten

did not wantto be shut up

in a cupboard

51



The fire had only just been lighted

and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke

from the green sticks

He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself

was wide enoughinside

for a man

to stand upand walk about

So there was

plenty of room

for a little tom cat

Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace

balancing himself upon the iron bar

where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down

some soot (finedust from smoke)

into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped

I might fallin the fire

and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out

on the slates(flat stones

covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one

It was builtin the days

when people burnt

logs of woodupon the hearth

58



and the daylightshone down

from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59



Tom Kittenwas getting

very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost

It was mostconfusing

in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place

where somebodyhad loosened

a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way

carefullyfor several yards

67



He was at the backof the skirting

board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed

on a heapof very dirty rags

69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)

said the ratchattering his teeth

72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was

rolled upin a bundle

and tied with stringin very hard knots

76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77



The old rat watched herand took snuff

(powdered tobacco)

When she had finished

they both sat

staring at him

with their mouths open

78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough

and a pat of butterand a rolling pin

said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No

said Samuel Whiskers

make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot

and went boldlydown the front

staircase

to the dairyto get the butter

84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it

in front of himwith his paws

like a brewers mantrundling (rolling)

a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking

but they weretoo busy lighting

the candle

to lookinto the chest

86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board

and a window shutter

to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87



She borroweda small saucer

and scooped up

the doughwith her paws

She did not

observe Moppet

88



While Tom Kittenwas left alone

under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack

in the ceilingand examined

the knots critically

from a safe distance

91



It was a judge

of knotsbecause it had

a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles

(big blue house fly)

It did not offerto assist him

92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work

to make himinto a dumpling

(a ball of steamed

dough servedwith stewed meat)

94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence

Will not the stringbe very

indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95



but she wishedthat Tom Kitten

would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96



She laid holdof his ears

Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out

You did not fetchenough dough

Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping

Anna Maria wasabout to argue

the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property

--and other peoplersquos

-and depart at once

104



I fear we that

shall be obligedto leave this pudding

105



But I am persuadedthat the knots

would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney

Come away at onceand help me

to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane

(bedspread or cloth)

said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats

and John Joiner spentthe rest of the morning

sniffing and whining

and wagging his tail

there was

nobody here

under the floor

except the rolling pin

and Tom Kitten

in a very dirtydumpling

109





Then he nailedthe plank down again

and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling

had been peeledoff Tom Kitten

and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it

to hide the smuts(dirt)

113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered

two hen coops(little chicken houses)

John Joinersmelt (smelled)

the pudding

but he regretted

that he had not time

to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine

And whenI was going to the post

late in the afternoon-

-I lookedup the landfrom the corner

and I saw

Mr Samuel Whiskersand his wifeon the run

116



They were

just turning in

at the gateto the barn

of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria

was still arguingin shrill tones

She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed

to have a quantityof luggage

Samuel Whiskers

was puffingand out of breath

118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels

with a bit of string

to the top

of the haymow(haystack)

I am sure

I never

gave her leave(permission)

to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time

at Tabitha Twitchits

120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124





They go outrat-catching

in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen

and earntheir living

very comfortably

127



They hang upthe rats tails

in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat

he never durst (oldword for lsquodaredrsquo)

face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of

lsquoThe Roly-Poly Puddingrsquo

131





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The Roly-PolyPudding

Beatrix Potter

1908

Narration

VlooiLivrivox

Produced

Kenneth Kunz

2

copy Kenamar Corp



Once upon a time




3



She used to lose

her kittens

continually

and whenever

they were lost


4



On baking day


in a cupboard

5



She caught

Moppet and Mittens

but she could not

find Tom

6



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Once upon a time




3



She used to lose

her kittens

continually

and whenever

they were lost


4



On baking day


in a cupboard

5



She caught

Moppet and Mittens

but she could not

find Tom

6



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



She used to lose

her kittens

continually

and whenever

they were lost


4



On baking day


in a cupboard

5



She caught

Moppet and Mittens

but she could not

find Tom

6



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



On baking day


in a cupboard

5



She caught

Moppet and Mittens

but she could not

find Tom

6



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



She caught

Moppet and Mittens

but she could not

find Tom

6



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Mrs Tabitha went

up and down

all over

the house

mewing

for Tom Kitten

7



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



She looked


and she searched

the best spare

bedroom


with dust sheets

8




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar




and looked

into the attics

but she could

not find him

anywhere

9



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



It was an old

old house

full of cupboards

and passages

10



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Some of the walls



queer noises

inside them

as if


staircase

11



and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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and things

disappeared

at night


and bacon

Certainly there

were odd little

jagged doorways

in the wainscot

(wall paneling)

12



Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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Mrs Tabitha became

more and more

distracted

and mewed

dreadfully

13



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



While their mother

was searching

the house

Moppet and Mittens

had got

into mischief

14



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



The cupboard door

was not locked

so they pushed

it open

and came out

15



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They went straight

to the dough

which was set

to rise in a pan

before the fire

16




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar




soft pawsmdash

Shall we make

dear little muffins


17



But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

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But just

at that moment

somebody knocked

at the front door

and Moppet jumped


18




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar




and hid

in an empty jar

on the stone shelf


19



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



The visitor was

a neighbor

Mrs Ribby

she had called

to borrow

some yeast

20



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Mr Tabitha


dreadfullymdash

Come in

Cousin Ribby

come in

and sit ye down

21



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Im in sad trouble

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

shedding tears

22



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Hes a bad kitten

Cousin Tabitha

he made a cats


I came to tea

Where have you

looked for him

Ive lost my dear

son Thomas

Im afraid


She wiped

her eyes

with her apron

23



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



What a thing

it is to have

an unruly family

said Mrs

Tabitha Twitchit

24

All over

the house

The rats

are too many

for me



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



What is

all that soot

in the fenderldquo

(a protective piece

around a fireplace)

25

Im not afraid

of rats

I will help you

to find him

and whip him too



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They have


26

The chimney


Oh dear me

Cousin Ribbymdash

now Moppet

and Mittensare gone



Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Ribby and Tabitha


thoroughly again


Ribbys umbrella

and

they rummaged

in cupboards

27



They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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They even fetched

a candle

and looked inside

a clothes chest

in one

of the attics

28



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They could

not find anything

but once they heard

a door bang

and somebody


29



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Yes

it is infested

with rats

said Tabitha

tearfully

30




out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

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Kenamar

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out of one hole

in the back kitchen

and we had them

for dinner

last Saturday

31



And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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And once I saw

the old father rat

mdashan enormous

old rat

-- Cousin Ribby

32



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar



I was just going

to jump upon him

when he showed


and whisked

(brushed)

down the hole

33



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



The rats get

upon my nerves

Cousin Ribby

said Tabitha

Ribby and Tabitha


34



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar



They both

heard a curious

roly-poly noise


But there was

nothing to be seen

35



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar



They returned

to the kitchen

Heres one


said Ribby

dragging Moppet out

of the flour barrel

36



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They shook

the flour off her

and set her down

on the kitchen

floor


37



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Oh Mother

Mothersaid Moppet


in the kitchen

and shes stolen

some of the dough

38



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



The two cats




fingers

and a lump

of dough was gone

39



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Ribby and Tabitha

took her with them

to keep her safely

in sight

while they went on

with their search

40

Which waydid she go

Moppet

But Moppet had been

too much frightened

to peep out

of the barrel again



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They went

into the dairy

The first thing

they found

was Mittens


41



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They tipped over

the jar

and she scrambled

out

Oh Mother

Mother

said Mittens--

42



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Oh Mother

Mother

there has been


-a dreadful

normous big rat

Mother

43



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



and hesstolen a pat

of butter

and the rolling pin

Ribby and Tabitha

looked

at one another

44



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



A rolling pin

said Ribby

Did we not hear


when we

were looking

into that chest



exclaimed Tabitha

wringing her paws

45



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Ribby and Tabitha


Sure enough

the roly-poly noise

was still going on

quite distinctly


46



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



This is serious

Cousin Tabitha

said Ribby


at once

with a saw

47



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Now

this is what

had beenhappening

to Tom Kitten

48



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



and it shows

how very

unwise it is

to go up

a chimney

in a very old house

49



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



where a person

does not know

his way

and

where there are

enormous rats

50



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



When he saw

that his mother

was going to bake

he determined

to hide

Tom Kitten


in a cupboard

51




and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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and it was not hot

but there was

a white choky smoke


He looked about

for a nice

convenient place

and he fixed

upon the chimney

52



The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

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The chimney itself


for a man


So there was

plenty of room


Tom Kitten got

upon the fender

and looked up

It was a big

old-fashioned

fireplace

53



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar



He jumped right up

into the fireplace


where the kettle

hangs

54



Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Tom Kitten took

another big jump

off the bar

and landed

on a ledge high up

inside the chimney

knocking down


into the fender

55





I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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I cannot go back

If I slipped


and singe

my beautiful tail

and my little

blue jacket

He made up

his mind to climb

right to the top

and get out


covering the roof)

and try

to catch sparrows

57



The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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The chimney

was a very big

old-fashioned one


when people burnt


58




from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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from the top

under the slanting

slates

that kept out

the rain

The chimney stack

stood up above

the roof

like a little stone

tower

59




very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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very frightened

He climbed

up

and up

and up

60



Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Then he waded

sideways through

inches of soot

He was like

a little sweep

himself

61



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



There was

less smoke

but Tom Kitten

felt quite lost


in the dark

One flue

(pipe for smoke)

seemed to lead

into another

62



he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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he came to a place


a stone in the wall

He scrambled

up and up

but before

he reached

the chimney top

63



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



There were

some mutton bones

lying about

This seems funny

said Tom Kitten

64





He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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He squeezed

through the hole

in the wall

and dragged himself

along a most

uncomfortly tight

passage

where there was

scarcely any light

66



He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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He groped his way


67




board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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board

in the attic

where there

is a little mark

in the picture

68



All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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All at once he fell

head over heels

in the dark

down a hole

and landed


69





Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Opposite to him-

-as far away

as he could sit-

-was an enormous

rat

71



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



What do you mean

by tumbling

into my bed

all covered

with smuts(dirt)


72



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Anna Maria

Anna Maria

squeaked the rat

Please sir

the chimney wants

sweeping

said poor

Tom Kitten

73



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



There was

a pattering noise

andan old woman rat

poked her head

round a rafter

74





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar





his coat

was pulled off

and he was



76



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Anna Maria

did the tying

77




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar




(powdered tobacco)


they both sat

staring at him


78



Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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Anna Maria

make me

a kitten dumpling

roly-poly pudding

for my dinner

Anna Maria

said

the old man rat

(whose name was

Samuel Whiskers)

79



It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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It requires dough


said Anna Maria

considering

Tom Kitten

with her head

on one side

80



No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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No


make it properly

Anna Maria

with breadcrumbs

81



Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Nonsense

Butter and dough

replied Anna Maria

82



The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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The two rats

consulted together

for a few minutes

and then went away

83



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



He did not

meet anybody

Samuel Whiskers

got through a hole

in the wainscot


staircase


84



He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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He made

a second journey

for the rolling pin

He pushed it



a barrel

85



He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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He could hear

Ribby and Tabitha

talking


the candle


86



They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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They

did not see him

Anna Maria went

down by way

of skirting board


to the kitchen

to steal the dough

87




and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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and scooped up


She did not

observe Moppet

88




under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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under the floor

of the attic

he wriggled about

and tried to mew

for help

89



But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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But his mouth

was full of soot

and cobwebs

(spider webs)

andhe was tied up

in such very

tight knots

he could not make

anybody hear him

90



Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Except a spider

who came out

of a crack




91



It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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It was a judge


a habit of tying up

unfortunate

bluebottles



92



Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Tom Kitten

wriggled

and squirmed

until he was

quite exhausted

93



First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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First they smeared

him with butter

and then

they rolled him

in the dough

Presently

the rats came back

and set to work


(a ball of steamed


94



Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Anna Maria said

she thought

that it was

of no consequence


indigestible

Anna Maria

inquired

Samuel Whiskers

95




would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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would hold

his head still

as it disarranged

the pastry

96




Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Tom Kitten

bit and spit

and mewed

and wriggled

97





His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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His tail

is sticking out


Anna Maria

99





I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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131





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I do NOT think

it will be

a good pudding

It smells sooty

101



the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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the rasping noise

of a saw

and the noise

of a little dog

scratching

and yelping


the point

when all at once

there began

to be other sounds

up above--

102





Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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Let us collect

our property


-and depart at once

104



I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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I fear we that


105




would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



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would have proved

indigestible

whatever

you may urge

to the contrary

106



I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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I have got

half a smoked ham

hidden

in the chimney


to tie up some

mutton bones

in a counterpane


said Anna Maria

107



So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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So it happened

that by the time

John Joiner had got

the plank up--

108



But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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But there

was a strong

smell of rats




there was

nobody here

under the floor


and Tom Kitten


109






and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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and put his tools

in his bag

and came

downstairs

111





The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

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The dumpling


and made separately

into a bag pudding

with currants in it


113





because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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because he had just

finished

making

a wheelbarrow

for Miss Potter

and she had ordered



the pudding

but he regretted


to stay to dinner

115

And when



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



with big bundles

on a little

wheelbarrow

which looked

very much

like mine




and I saw


116



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They were

just turning in


of Farmer Potatoes

117



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Anna Maria


She seemed

to know her way

and she seemed


Samuel Whiskers


118



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They went

into the barn

and hauled

their parcels


to the top


I am sure

I never


to borrow

my wheelbarrow

119



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



As for

Farmer Potatoes

he has been driven

nearly distracted

(crazy)

After that

there were

no more rats

for a long time


120



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



Thereare rats

and rats

and rats

in his barn

121





and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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and they are

all descended

from Mr and Mrs

Samuel Whiskers

123



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



-- children

and grandchildren

and

great-great-

grandchildren

124






in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

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in the village

and they find

plenty

of employment

126



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



They charge

so much a dozen


very comfortably

127




in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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in a row

on the barn door

to show how many

they have caught--

128



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





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Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



But Tom Kitten



But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

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But Tom Kitten

has always

been afraid

of a rat


face anything

that is bigger than

-- A Mouse

130



End of


131





A Kenamar Videobook

Kenamar

Kenamar

Kenamar



End of


131





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